I'm not sure why this post is here... but I'm glad to hear that compiling code yourself is more secure because you don't know what nasties are in the binaries... because I for one look over every single line of code that I compile... all 50 kazillion lines of code for kernel, system tools, x windows, gimp, gnome, and every other piece of software I use! No sir-ry bob! I don't let a single line of code get compiled before I look over it!
After reading all of the comments, I have yet to see a single reason why it's either google's or godaddy's responsibility to regulate what sites can be on the internet. The only quazi-reasons I have been able to deduce are "I don't like seeing advertisements". Regardless, hearing people say "godaddy should raise their price or not allow domains to be refunded" is quite possibly the worst solution I've heard... "let's screw over all consumers because I don't like ads!"
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I'm not sure why this post is here... but I'm glad to hear that compiling code yourself is more secure because you don't know what nasties are in the binaries... because I for one look over every single line of code that I compile... all 50 kazillion lines of code for kernel, system tools, x windows, gimp, gnome, and every other piece of software I use! No sir-ry bob! I don't let a single line of code get compiled before I look over it!
After reading all of the comments, I have yet to see a single reason why it's either google's or godaddy's responsibility to regulate what sites can be on the internet. The only quazi-reasons I have been able to deduce are "I don't like seeing advertisements". Regardless, hearing people say "godaddy should raise their price or not allow domains to be refunded" is quite possibly the worst solution I've heard... "let's screw over all consumers because I don't like ads!"